Tighter parameterized monogamy relations
arXiv:2407.18127 · doi:10.1007/s11128-024-04495-7
Abstract
We seek a systematic tightening method to represent the monogamy relation for some measure in multipartite quantum systems. By introducing a family of parametrized bounds, we obtain tighter lowering bounds for the monogamy relation compared with the most recently discovered relations. We provide detailed examples to illustrate why our bounds are better.
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